The two good friends reunite across life and death. With the mentality of being proud of life, they drive around the streets at night, drink alcohol, and flirt with girls. Finally, because of their thirst for blood, they embark on the road of calling evil and eliminating evil, and things start to happen. changed.
The bad guys they chose were all armed with guns, black people who asserted racial rights, rapists, looters, and they all ended up being drained of blood and their bodies thrown over the bridge.
Bart didn't want to kill and suck blood, but the practical Joey persuaded him to live, and kept persuading him that he had tasted the sweetness, and it was out of control from then on. At this point, he was no longer the soldier who risked getting out of the car to save his life.
It is said that like the two male protagonists who have become "vampires" and have immortality, they can only find blood for food in the dark night. Can they really live freely and unrestrainedly? You feel that you have escaped the judgment of the god of death, so you can logically use your open body to fulfill your unfinished desires and indulge your friends?
The male protagonist of the title said, if you lose right and wrong, it is like there is no pointing light in the dark, what is the difference between what you can see and what you can't see? In his view, a life without humanity has no direction, and living is like dying. Now that he is really dead, there is no right or wrong, and the relationship with Joey finally led him to the incident with his girlfriend. The girlfriend who loves him but has a gentle personality, although he slept with his girlfriend because he needed comfort after his death, but he still stayed with him when he became a corpse, and even asked to be like him and be with him forever. The male protagonist bit her, but under the persuasion of his girlfriend, he cut off his girlfriend's head, and threw her body off the bridge like the bad guys punished in the past. After the rebirth, he didn't say a lot to her like his girlfriend expected, propose to her, say "I love you" to her, and even fail to fulfill the promise, their relationship is one-way and attachment, is unequal.
So when the base friend died, the male protagonist couldn't beg for death. When he read the letter written by his girlfriend to him, the whole person was stimulated. He sucked the blood of innocent women with good intentions and killed a large group of innocent citizens in the subway station. Then climb up the mountain in complete madness and quietly greet the first rays of the sun.
He was getting tired of the days after death. He thought that he had truly been himself, that he would follow his fate to punish evil and hoe, and to live by sucking blood. But fate played him hard. He really has nothing.
And he, as a soldier fighting in a foreign land, the enemy's biochemical weapon, the country's biochemical weapon, has never really been himself. Fate has already been written, and it's still a fucking fate.
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